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Traffic logs are great, but "log at session end" only shows you sessions that have already ended. When you need to see what's happening on your firewall right now, that's where the Session Browser comes in. In this video I show you how to view every open session on your Palo Alto firewall in real time, so you can troubleshoot live traffic instead of waiting for it to show up in the logs. 🌐 USEFUL LINKS NETSums Resources: https://netsums.com/resources Join the community for FREE: https://netsums.com/join 👍 LIKE, SHARE AND SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE If you enjoyed getting to know me, give this video a thumbs up, share it with your colleagues, and subscribe for more in-depth tutorials on network security and Palo Alto Networks. 🔗 CONNECT WITH US Questions, suggestions, or feedback? Drop a comment below — I'll reply as soon as I can. And let me know what topics you'd like me to cover next! #PaloAlto #NetworkSecurity #paloaltonetworks #firewall #networkengineer #cybersecurity
Traffic Logs Show the Past. This Shows What's Happening Now
In this tutorial, I'll show you how to configure Application Filters and Application Groups. I also compare it with URL Category and when to use which. You will learn: - How to create and configure Application Filters - How Application Groups differ (and when to use them) - Application Filter vs URL Category and the key difference even professionals miss - When to use which in your Security Policies 🌐 USEFUL LINKS NETSums Resources: https://netsums.com/resources URL Category vs. URL Filtering: https://youtu.be/1cH844OYNBk Join the community for FREE: https://netsums.com/join 👍 LIKE, SHARE AND SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE If you enjoyed getting to know me, give this video a thumbs up, share it with your colleagues, and subscribe for more in-depth tutorials on network security and Palo Alto Networks. 🔗 CONNECT WITH US Questions, suggestions, or feedback? Drop a comment below — I'll reply as soon as I can. And let me know what topics you'd like me to cover next! #PaloAlto #NetworkSecurity #paloaltonetworks #firewall #networkengineer #cybersecurity
Application Filter vs URL Category. Which One Should You Use (Palo Alto)
Need a free, valid TLS certificate for your Palo Alto VPN portal? In this video I'll show you how to download a free public certificate from ZeroSSL valid for 90 days, and install it on your Palo Alto firewall so your GlobalProtect / VPN portal serves a trusted certificate. No paid certificate authority and no complicated setup required. I'll walk you through the whole process step by step: creating and verifying the certificate on ZeroSSL, downloading the certificate files, and then importing and applying them on your Palo Alto firewall. 🌐 USEFUL LINKS NETSums Resources: https://netsums.com/resources GlobalProtect Configuration Step by Step: https://youtu.be/jonUROUSn-U Join the community for FREE: https://netsums.com/join 👍 LIKE, SHARE AND SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE If you enjoyed getting to know me, give this video a thumbs up, share it with your colleagues, and subscribe for more in-depth tutorials on network security and Palo Alto Networks. 🔗 CONNECT WITH US Questions, suggestions, or feedback? Drop a comment below — I'll reply as soon as I can. And let me know what topics you'd like me to cover next! #PaloAlto #NetworkSecurity #paloaltonetworks #firewall #networkengineer #cybersecurity
Import and Apply a TLS Certificate on Palo Alto (Step by Step)
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